Answer:
1. Organic Alcohol
2. Ester (specifically acetate ester)
3. Organic Alcohol
4. Carboxylic acid
5. Ketone
6. Ether
7. Amine
Explanation:
You can tell what type it is both from the nomenclature and looking at the functional group on the molecular structure. Hope this helps!
<span>I think D. shift the equilibrium reaction to favor the endothermic process. </span>
When two compounds have same molecular formula but different structural formula, they are said to be
isomers of each other and this phenomenon is called as
isomerism.
Hexane has
six isomers.
The isomers of hexane have a difference in their structure due to parent chain length (
chain isomerism). They are also differentiated on the basis of straight chain as in n-hexane and branched chain as in remaining five. Structures along with names are shown below.